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The Kenya National Union of Teachers Migori branch, has urged parents to put in place a financial plan to ensure they are adequately prepared when learners transition to secondary school. According to union officials, enrolling children in school without adequate personal effects affects their academic and mental well-being.
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KNUT concerned as learners’ report to school without personal effects
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